and a performer here, composer derek nesbitt, who was part of this. tell us about the art and the musical composition you have delivered for today? composition you have delivered for toda ? , , . composition you have delivered for toda ? , , ., composition you have delivered for toda? , ,. . today? yes, it s a sound piece which has been created today? yes, it s a sound piece which has been created for today? yes, it s a sound piece which has been created for this has been created for this extraordinary space. it is on the theme of remembering and resilience. it is a place for people to come to, reflect on things, reflect on losses, perhaps, especially in the last year to 18 months. and take some time to listen. there is a specially created piece of music which was performed on the organ of the new cathedral and with an orchestra. that, woven within that is voices telling us about stories of loss and resilience and how people have worked through difficult experiences, which, obv
situation where they could go get this man and bring him back to shore. people who want to commit suicide do it in their own home not a public place. reporter: that was daniel lisker, a former oakland firefighter. he is critical of how alameda police and fire handled the apparent suicide of raymond zach. this is getting nationwide attention because the public is upset alameda police and fire stood on the sidelines while zach took his own life. police say they did that because they were not properly trained to go into the water. they are saying they were not trained because of budget cuts. there is much much more on these 911 tapes. we have a full report coming up at 11:00. live in alameda, cheryl herd. > today, pg&e say there was a leak that they told no one about. traci grant put the tough questions to pg&e. reporter: pg&e is trying to defend itself tonight. a pg&e spokesman talked to us this afternoon and said the utility company didn t withhold this information on pu